🌀 EntangleME – Quantum Teleportation Chat App
🎯 Inspiration
We wanted to see if quantum teleportation could power something tangible — so we built a messaging app with it.
No marketing fluff. Just curiosity + code.
💡 What It Does
EntangleME lets you send a single bit — 0 or 1 — using real quantum teleportation logic, simulated in Qiskit.
Flow:
- Sender chooses a bit.
- Backend runs the teleportation circuit (entangle → encode → measure → send classical bits).
- Receiver reconstructs the state and reads the bit — just like the actual quantum protocol.
🔅 Why EntangleME Matters — Our USP
1. Quantum-Resistant Messaging
Teleportation outputs random measurement bits that can double as shared secret keys.
Integrating this into a Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) pipeline means:
- Messages get encrypted with provably secure, quantum-generated keys.
- Any eavesdropper instantly changes the results — so interception is detectable.
This is security that no classical encryption can match.
2. Hybrid Quantum–Classical Workflows
Not everyone has a quantum computer in their pocket (…yet).
EntangleME’s modular Flask API + browser frontend can run:
- On cloud servers as serverless functions
- Or at the network edge for ultra-low latency
This shows how quantum-enhanced services can be integrated into today’s web infrastructure.
3. On-Ramp to the Quantum Internet
When quantum networks and repeaters roll out, our simulator can be swapped for real quantum hardware with minimal code changes.
Same UI, same API — just live entangled particles instead of simulations.
EntangleME becomes an early testbed for the quantum internet.
🛠 How We Built It
- Adapted Qiskit’s teleportation example into a reusable Python function
- Wrapped it in a Flask API
- Built a simple HTML/JS frontend to interact with it
- Deployed backend on Render, frontend on Vercel
- Made it browser-accessible for anyone, anywhere
⚛️ Bonus: Using Classiq for Auto-Generated Circuits
We experimented with Classiq, a high-level quantum algorithm platform:
- Describe the intent → Classiq builds the optimized teleportation circuit
- Makes scaling or modifying the backend faster and less error-prone
🧱 Challenges
- Adapting teleportation logic for live, user-selected bits
- Fixing async API timing issues
- Wrestling with CORS + deployment configs
✅ Proud Moments
- Built end-to-end teleportation messaging from scratch
- Got sim → backend → UI working seamlessly
- Learned the protocol deeply enough to teach it to others
📚 What We Learned
- Inner workings of Bell pairs and correction gates
- Deploying full-stack apps fast under hackathon time pressure
- Qiskit can be used for real workflows, not just demos
- Classiq can speed up quantum circuit design dramatically
🚀 What’s Next
- Support arbitrary quantum states, not just single bits
- Run on real quantum devices instead of simulators
- Experiment with multi-user quantum chat rooms
Even if we just keep it as a quirky experiment, it’s been a fun, weird, and surprisingly practical build.


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